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olyjohn
2y ago
I love the ones that come with the little thing of the fake cheese to dip them in. 'merica!
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olyjohn
2y ago
If you want to capture what's going on, you don't need 120fps video. Take a low-res snapshot every 5-10 minutes and send it off. It doesn't need OCR or anything fancy. That's still a ton of information, with very little
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olyjohn
2y ago
But if you're a soldier of the Klingon Empire, you might.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Do people get married every year or something?
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olyjohn
2y ago
You're only seeing the requests that are using your DNS server. If the Alexa device has backup IPs or hostnames or even it's own DNS server, you're not gonna see those.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Ron D Moore also worked on the remake of Battlestar Galactica. I think one of the first real binge-watched shows that I can think of. He was the guy who pushed for story arcs in DS9, while they were trying so hard to keep the show episodic.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Definitely looks like a small turbocharger!
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olyjohn
2y ago
I mean, I have piles of even older PCs that work just fine too. That's hardly specific to Apple. Shit I just had a LAN party this weekend, and the majority of the computers people brought were over 10 years old, because nobody really h
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olyjohn
2y ago
You don't buy a PC and try to run MacOS on it do you? Then why do people keep buying random laptops and then complaining when Linux doesn't run on it? You buy a laptop from a vendor who designs them to run Linux out of the box. Al
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olyjohn
2y ago
What does soldering it to the board have to do with reliability? If they were soldered onto those systems you talk about, all those would have had to be replaced instead of just having the drive swapped out and re-imaged.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Those netbooks were hot garbage when they came out. I remember trying a bunch of them, and they were all slow and shitty even when they came out. I know a few people who bought various brands, and they basically got put away in a desk and n
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olyjohn
2y ago
I have a theory... I think it has to do with Chinese cars. You know how so many of the cars from China are kinda weird looking? Not all of them, but a lot of them are either trying totally new styling, or seem to be directly copying existin
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olyjohn
2y ago
All that store sells is hot garbage.
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olyjohn
2y ago
WinXP was just an ugly face on Windows 2000 Workstation without an EOL version of DirectX for gaming.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Rule of Acquisition #34. War is good for business.
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olyjohn
2y ago
If it's just a piece of paper, what are you bitching about? Pull up your bootstraps and fill it out and quit your whining.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Yeah, this 0.2% of the population means 640,000 people. For one disease. There's more than one disease out there. So for these people it's bad luck, sucks to be them. For your success, it's all hard work.
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olyjohn
2y ago
People like you pretend that people in the office never slack off.
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olyjohn
2y ago
People love to hate Firefox. Reinforces their reasons for using the shiny big brands.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Having a good web browser doesn't sell apps. That's why they don't care about it. They would rather you not have one at all and only have access to things via apps.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Everybody who doesn't donate isn't a freeloader.
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olyjohn
2y ago
When I run Transmission, it also says "don't use this for piracy." Of course people are gonna pirate with it. It's just to cover their asses.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Bars certainly get in huge trouble if they let someone drink too much, and they leave and drive and kill somebody.
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olyjohn
2y ago
I'm so horrifically disappointed every time I go in there. Their monitor selection is all super low-end trash, as is most of their electronics they sell (TVs, stereos, computers etc). You're lucky if they have an actual PC compone
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olyjohn
2y ago
But people wore them on their front side didn't they? I don't remember people turning them around and preparing them on their butts
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olyjohn
2y ago
Have you ever worked on a car? OBD standards literally only require emissions controls to be openly diagnosed. The rest of the CEL codes can 100% be vendor specific. So when your body control module shits out, and you can't lock and un
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olyjohn
2y ago
Technically, everyone is just an ugly giant bag of mostly water.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Why would Apple want you to have one though?
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olyjohn
2y ago
Seems like it was inevitable that the lights in each switch would end up flickering and driving me insane or completely burning out.
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olyjohn
2y ago
Yeah but I also remember that when I signed up for phone service, I could opt out of being in the phonebook at all if I wanted to. And you'd have to wait up to a year before the new phone books came out with updated information.
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